Former Kentucky co-edd, whose drunk racist rant went viral, stays behind the bar.
Sophia Rosing, 24, was denied an early release after yelling N-words more than 200 times during a series of drunken racial attacks last year. Reports by the Courier Journal newspaper.
Rosing's lawyer filed a “shock probation” request last month, claiming that his troubled client changed her way and “dedicated to personal growth and accountability,” but “suffered by the incredible personal and professional consequences” of her actions, the outlet said.
The judge said Wednesday that it “overly depreciates the seriousness of the crime.”
On November 6, 2022, Rosing was caught in hot water in one racist attack arrested at Kylah Spring, a 19-year-old black student worker at Lexington College Campus.
“You're—RR, you're a bitch,” screams the uncontrollable defeat of the video, while she tells Spring to “do my chores,” and “It's not my fault that you're black.”
Later, defeat went out to the police when they appeared and kicked and bitten them.
She pleaded guilty to assault in October in exchange for a $25 fine in exchange for a 12-month sentence and 100 hours of community service.
Reports say that Rosing, who was permanently banned by the university, is kept separate from other prisoners in prison for fear of retaliation against racist Tirade.
